All-Cause Event Cancellation Insurance Policies

There's a lot of money on the line when an event has to be cancelled, but Event Cancellation Insurance from Show Insurance has been designed to meet your needs.

Many of the variables surrounding your event are completely out of your control. Our Event Cancellation Insurance is "all-cause" coverage — as long as the cause of your event's cancellation is not excluded from the policy, it's covered.

Our Event Cancellation Insurance provides protection again a variety of circumstances: severe weather conditions (hurricanes, tornados, severe winter storms, etc.), venue unavailability (due to fires, floods, power outages, etc.), threats or acts of terrorism, communicable disease outbreaks (currently excluded), earthquakes, wildfires, labor strikes, non-appearance of a key person, and more. You can consider it attendee insurance as well as cancellation insurance.

It even pays for losses due to reduced attendance at a continued event. Full cancellation of the event is not required.

Protection Against Many Types of Cancellation

Show Insurance's Event Cancellation Insurance protects the revenues or expenses from an event against a wide range of conditions, including cancellation, postponement, curtailment, relocation, and abandonment of the event due to reasons beyond the control of the event organizer.

Customizable, Broad Coverage at Affordable Rates

The rates on our Event Cancellation Insurance are already some of the lowest available, and you can rely on us to customize a policy for your event. We'll consider all the important factors, like location, projected revenue, contractual financial commitments, personal property, or factors that would reduce attendance with minimal exclusions. In a crisis, you'll be able to prioritize everyone's best interests without worrying about financial loss.

All-Cause Coverage Includes:

• Acts of terrorism
• Communicable disease (currently excluded)
• Earthquakes
• Labor strikes
• Major riots and civil commotion
• National mourning
• Non-appearance of a key speaker or entertainer
• Power blackouts
• Severe weather
• Venue unavailability
• Wildfires